Severely burned by the fire, the kind gamer was helped by the whole community

Brent “CJ Martin” Fairchild is a pretty well known name in the community Fallout 76 But his reputation does not come from his superior gaming skills but because of his kind, rich heart. Playing the role of a doctor in the game, he is ready to aid other players by providing recovery packages, cheap and even free items so they can survive. And give and get back, when Martin’s house burned down over the weekend and he was severely burned by jumping into the fire to save his wife and children, the player community is together raising a large amount of money to repay the favor. bodhisattva.
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CJ Martin is well known in the Fallout 76 community not only for his generosity in the game but also for his immense dedication as a medical professional in the post-apocalyptic world. Initially, he simply left gift bags filled with random healing items on the map for others to find and assist them in completing difficult quests. After that, his work was gradually noticed by everyone, and players also began to donate to him items to support each other. To date, Martin and his volunteers have built an in-game clinic, which provides almost everything from food, clean water to recovery items that gamers want to survive.
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As a neutral character, Martin is ready to help anyone in the game and it is because of that kind heart that when his family has an incident, the community is joining hands to raise money to help him overcome difficulties. . The story is that on May 2, his house was unfortunately caught on fire. Although he saved his wife and son from the fire, Martin was badly burned and is being treated at the Jefferson Burn Institute in Philadelphia.

A GoFundMe page was founded by a Fallout 76 gamer named Kenneth Vigue with the purpose of raising money to help Martin. “Anyone who has ever played Fallout 76 on PS4 has heard of Dr. CJ Martin (Brent Fairchild) and his clinic. He is known for his dedication and is always ready to help people. The loss to his family from the fire is very serious and it’s time for us to do something to repay his kindness.”
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As of press time, the Fallout 76 community has raised over $9,000 to help this kindhearted gamer get through this difficult time. According to information from Kenneth Vigue, who contacted Martin’s family, Martin has been discharged. Martin was extremely touched by the overwhelming support from the community and is truly grateful to everyone. Even in a game about murder, zombies, gore like Fallout 76, it’s great that we can still witness heartwarming stories like this.​